The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09
FEMININE FANCIES.
Hints Regarding the Latest styles ard
Novelties In Dress.

| Hints Regarding the Latest styles ara
Novelties in Dress.
Bonnet strings are very short when
any are worn.
Beaded passementeries are worn on
dressy frocks.
The tight coat sleeve will soon be
thing of the past.
The Frances Cleveland turban is the
favorite small hat of the season.
The sleeve with puff from the elbow
to the shoulder grows in favor
1t is not considered in good taste to
wear much jcwclry in very warm
weather.
Now is the time to cover sofas, cush-
Ions and chairs with lace scarfs and
tides.
All fine luxurious pleasure carriages
are shod with India rubber tires in
England.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
always ride in vehicles with India rub
Der tires.
The bicycle for gentlemen and the
tricycle. for ladies is very fashionable in
New Jersey.
Flower necklaces with ends falling to
the waist of the bodice are coming in
vogue for summer festivals.
India rubber break blocks are the
proper things with which to grip a
wheel. so as to prevent all noises, jar
or strain when stopping vehicle.
The latest craze in fancy work is
( modelling flowers in gu.ta-pcrcha paste.
! 1t is not very recent invention, but it
has only recently been popularized as
fancy work.
, There are many new and some very
/ eccentric sleeves sent our by the makers
OF fashions this season, all of which
shows the tendency to abandon the
old favorite, tight coat sleeves.
For riding the correct wear is the
r high bell-crowned silk hat, but for the
!, country lady riders prefer the round
= crowned derby or the jocky cap made
of the material of the habit.
I Pale blue is wonderful decorative
8 color on green lawn, whether used
l. for flower vases of blue delft, or for
!, painted seats, lattices, or any of the
d ornamental work put on lawns or in
g the garden, or blue flowers.
The coaching cape of the season
y covers the shoulders and reaches to the
}. waist. 1t is made of checked, barred
or small plaid tobacco brown home
spun, with high collar and small tabs
at the throat of seal-brown or dark
blue velvet.
1t is not the fashion 'in society" in
London to be very select in ones invi-
tations, as there is ut the moment rage
\ for ''odd people," people who talk, act
!. and dress in defiance of the "good
form so much valued, as rule, by the
English.
, The long journey this summer is OF
should be made in one of those long
ulsters of English homespun, with a
cap to match, which are furnished by
tailors, or by the tailor cutting and fit.
10 ting departments in retail dry goods
. houses.
10 The taste for shades of heliotrope is
ID on the increase. The value of this
r. color in dress has never before been
ls properly appreciated. 1t is discovered
~ to be singularly becoming to almost
,s every kind of beauty, blonde or brunette,
pale or rosy.
Is The trains of summer bridal dresses
" are frequently made detachable and o.
= rich satin or broche, while the entire
r. under dress is of light crepe, or ga,lzt
IS OF lace over satin, the bodice being o.
IT the stuff of the train. The dress car
~ thus be converted into dancing frock
" Caps made just like q cricketer's arc
'k much worn by English women wher
"a driving in the country in dog cart
" for tennis, yachting and rowing, anG
10 the young women living in those pretty
Queen Anne cottages in the Oranges
r New Jersey, affect this English style.
:. a. 1t is quite the fancy to make th'
is sleeve below the elbow of velvet, an,
ID tight fitting as glove, while above
le that point it is of yelling, silk, or what
= ever is the material of the dress, ant
At At made to form graceful sagging puf
with plaits stitched down about an incl
Q, or two inches from the arm-hole.
u. After all the sailor hat of rougl
-, straw, with rather wide brim turned
"a up behind, or narrow one straight al
" around, and trimmed with nothing bu
Ill a plain blue, red, green, black, or Whit
10 band, with rackets or bats on th'
NJ n, streamers, is the preferred wear fo
tennis, croquet and other out-of-dool
g. games.
Dotted stuffs are so fashionable tina
Q, even chemises and other pieces of under
~ ~ wear are made of fine muslins an,
err linens, dotted all over with red, blue o.
to lilac spots, and sometimes all three o
these colors. Then the yoke, bands
id and monogram are worked in the sam
- colors, while fine valenciennes lac,
M trims the whole garments.-N. Y. Sun
Of DANGEROUS GROWTH.
as An English Physican's Simple Remedy fo
ArrestinE Its Progress.